Modern games are far too large to fit onto CDs and DVDs. The Witcher 3 was released on DVD and there were over 10 DVDs in the case.

On Blu-Ray you have a better chance, but that’s a lot more expensive.

If you stick to smaller games you can make it work, and just write a simple batch/bash script to auto-launch the installer.

There’s also a good chance those old Discs you have laying around won’t actually work anymore. Discs rot even in an un-burned state.

Steam’s backup option is still there, and it can break the game files up into CD or DVD sized chunks for this exact purpose.

You do need to have Steam installed for the discs to work later.

I think my brain broke trying to parse the title of this post.

That’s one hell of a hotbox session.

Both, sorta.

Art is a form of communication. It is up to the author/artist to ensure the message they want to convey is both clear and understood to their target audience.

However, no matter how hard you try there will always be some who don’t interpret it as intended. These typically fall outside of the target audience, but their interpretation is still valid.

If the target audience still misinterprets, their interpretation is valid, but the artist did a poor job communicating their intention. This does not necessarily mean the art is bad though.

As a chef of ~20 years, I completely understand and approve.

Ah yes, being in College and meeting with my garlic dealer was always such a highlight.

This is what I think the bulk of their lost userbase has gone, in addition to Gen Z not being terribly interested in PCs the way those in Gen X and Millenials are.

135 Tyndall Ave, Toronto. As some graffiti I saw nearby said “King and Duff is mad rough”.

Move-in day I had what I’m fairly certain was a drug dealer got into a fight with me.

The elevator license was about a year expired, so I refused to use it. Walking up 7 stories wasn’t too big a deal, except that the stairwell was usually home to a few meth heads indulging in their habit.

Frequently I would find homeless people sleeping in the halls outside my unit, often having to wake them up so I could get inside my own home.

My roommate and I used to hang out on our balcony and look at the people below and try to guess whether they were drug addicts, prostitutes, or former patients from the mental health institution the government had shut down a few years prior (many ended up homeless).

That doesn’t even begin to touch on the bedbugs, roaches, and pigeon problems that building had, or the bi-weekly fire alarms.

I got out of there within 6 months. Absolute hell. The area has a very large Tibetan population, and I do miss seeing the monks and prayer flags though.

Yes, on occasion. It’s called Overtired/Overfatigue, and if it becomes a pattern it can lead to major health problems over time.

Whenever I experience it I find reading a book helps to make me tired again. Just be careful you don’t mess up your sleep schedule, it can take quite a while to readjust.

I’m pretty sure triple digit temperatures would result in death.

I guess you were the one in the crowd who actually called 911. Good work!

Yeah, the admins messed up and let their ssl certs expire. I’m sure they’re aware of the problem by now.

The entire cast of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Danny Devito may have decades of work under his belt, but he’ll always be Frank Reynolds to me.

That Blackberry movie that Glenn Howerton was in was decent, but I could not take Bald Dennis seriously.

Little Nemo (1989), and We’re Back (1993). I think my brother and I burned out those VHS tapes from overplaying them.

Im all for continuing communities 9utsideof Reddit, but porting posts/content is like putting up pictures of your ex everywhere. Why is everyone still so obsessed with this?

The more stories I hear about other’s experiences with health care, the happier I am with my team and that I live in Canada.